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Likely in 2025. If you're in the Philippines, see us at PCPUG!

Great question, this is something process engineers will be able to provide input on, all processes are different so some can foul quickly whereas others may foul slower. Typically around 2-3 Turn Around periods warrants a de-fouling

Hi Matt, it can be as quick as a few days to a few weeks, but depends on a number of factors. Do you have a specific application in mind?

Depending on where you are located it could be within a matter of days. In some cases we have mobilized within 72hrs of receiving an order.

Hi, the speed will depend on various factors. Please email us at info@integratedglobal.com, and we will provide a detailed response.

Hi, the new system uses lidar technology for distance sensing and detects obstructions, while live HD footage offers real-time feedback on the convection bank's condition for accurate reporting and analysis. Read more: tubetech.com/mark-7-rover-launched-our-most-advanced-cleaning-system-to-date/

Hi Daisy, common causes of hot spots include high operating temperatures that compromise the refractory lining and inadequate maintenance, which can lead to localized overheating and damage.

Air cannons are used in cement plants (silos for e.g.) and power plant SCR systems to prevent material buildup and blockages. They deliver powerful bursts of compressed air to dislodge accumulated ash, clinker, or other materials. Also great at launching t-shirts at sporting events :)

@@integratedglobalservices Thank you very much for answering.

Better this than another celebrity scandal! The world of air cannons can be pretty controversial you know

Chris is on top of this running calculations :D

Yep that is when the fun part happens. No potato but I like the idea. The baseball we never saw again, the water bottle went until it hit something and exploded (pretty cool) and with a pumpkin I can seed a pumpkin patch in one blast.

@@chrislanders6594 Do you make those multistage blast valves in the CO2 pressure range? :)

@@samwhite254 Yes we have used CO2 to pressurize the cannon and blast extremely difficult material buildups. It is not the normal operation but can be done effectively.

Good logical thinking on your part, and we do pressurize the entire piping between multiplier units but this volume has minor effect because we use a larger volume air tank than other air cannons. We have several installed systems with anywhere from 2 to 8 ports that are operating successfully. Haven't wanted to try more than 8 although with a close configuration it would be probably be fine.

@@chrislanders6594 Oh yeah, I guess with the bigger tank you don't have to worry about any of that. That must consume more air though right? But I doubt that matters much unless you are doing frequent blowdown.

@@samwhite254 Yes the blowing frequency does directly affect the air consumption. But my experience is 50% of air cannons that have been in use are leaking some amount of air at all times. With this system you reduce possible leaking air cannons from 8 to 1, so actually it has the potential for less air consumed.